Hi All,
I understand the views in the previous posts. Even believe so too (e.g.
Japanese are in the average quite honest people). Now, lets look at the
facts:
- before change (e.g. Thursday 10am): 0 spam / day on 504i
- 2 hours after change: 20 spam mails received to the same address on
505
I believe, it does not look like a coincidence with another action such
as signing up to a mailing list or something.
As it is not me but a co-worker that experienced that, I cannot
guarantee you the correctness. So, if that happened to nobody else, it
is an anomaly. If somebody else experienced the same, then please raise
your hand.
Reto
On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 10:59:25 +0900
"Nick May" <nick@kyushu.com> wrote:
>
> It is an obvious point, so I won`t labour it: but have you done a google
> search on the address you were spammed at, just to check it hasn`t found
> its way onto the web and been picked up from there?
>
> Lots of mailing lists (keitai-l included) archive posts webside - a quick
> search on google of the address I am posting from (which dates back to
> 1996) brings up 580 hits (mostly keitai-l - `though I see I am cited in
> one learned report as authority for the (quite true) proposition that
> many Japanese Delivery Health clubs have keitai interfaces to their
> websites.)
>
> Searching google on "@docomo.ne.jp" reveals pages and pages of addresses
> of people who no doubt wonder why they get so much spam.
>
> Nick
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